This month’s community impact we served our community in the areas of:

• Rent and emergency housing $4,786
• Utilities: electric and gas $537.12
• Fuel $50.00
• Food box distribution 646 people/238 boxes
• Auto and other requests: $900.00

In addition, our volunteers blessed us with their time in the following areas:

• Caregiving support: counseling and prison ministry 78 hours
• Service projects 50 hours
• Wood ministry: 15.5 hours
• Food bank ministry: 236 hours

Announcements

WINNER, WINNER….DAN GARRICK is our WINNER of the Harley Davidson Motorcycle raffle!!!

Total raised $6,356

BIG shout out to everyone who donated and helped raise money for this fund raiser! We appreciate you!

Baker Presbyterian Church-Baker City is donating money to our emergency housing ministry via Hilda V. Thompson Memorial grant.  This will help with our ever growing homeless and emergency rental assistance.

We sold equipment from our woodlot and raised $11,160

Private donations received this month $12,087.82

We have flooring for sale! Left over from our remodel. If interested in purchasing, please contact our office at 541-523-9845.

Stats: 75 boxes of 7 (W) x 48 (H) industrial grade high traffic glue down flooring. Color-Driftwood CRO502 Creative Options $3/box

On The Horizon:

We are still needing a Banquet planner!! If you are interested, have questions, or know someone that would love to volunteer for this, please reach out to our office at 541-523-9845

Volunteers

We want to welcome Austin Engstrom as our newest volunteer.  Not only does he have a great sense of work ethic, but he has brought energy and muscle to our foodbank ministry.

Also, we would like to recognize Mike Wisdom. He has been with us a short while, but he has made a BIG impact in the foodbank ministry! We are so gracious in the Lord that He has blessed us with such magnificent volunteers!

We are always looking for new volunteers. If you know of someone interested, have them give us a call!

With Gratitude

As we reflect on this month’s blessings, from increased food box distributions to generous community donations and new volunteers, we are reminded that ministry happens not just through programs, but through people. Each hour served, each dollar given, and each need met is part of a greater story—one of compassion in action.

Thank you to everyone who stands with us in this work. Your prayers, your support, and your generosity are opening doors so Christ can change lives.

With deep appreciation,
Ted Woodruff
Executive Director
Northeast Oregon Compassion Center